Every game has some basic rules, and Hearthstone is no exception. Like hand cards, a maximum of 10 crystals, a maximum of seven minions, and a maximum of 30 health are the basic rules of Hearthstone.
There's an old saying that rules are meant to be broken, and that say applies in Hearthstone as well. Hearthstone, as a card game of 67 years, has produced thousands of cards, and there are four cards that break the basic rules of Hearthstone.
Break through the maximum health limit of Hope Guardian Amara
Amara, the first mission reward released by Hearthstone, broke the limit of 30 hpm of the traditional hero, changing the max hpsm to 40, which was a gimmick at the time.
How did Amara perform in Hearthstone? As a card released during The Angelo era, Amara's performance is still quite good. Although it has never become a common orange card for priests, Wild often has some undead priest card decks that will plug out a task as blood, compared to Angelo's other professional tasks, the carrying rate of priest tasks is still quite high.
Breakout round Time Warp
Timewarp is also rewarded for Angelo's quest, breaking Hearthstone's one-man one-turn rule, and for the first time, a player has appeared for two consecutive rounds.
Time-Warped Hearthstone manifests itself in the top two of Angelo's Nine Missions (the other is to explore underground caves, who first don't know), and Timewarp has created countless mage decks. There are the "Miracle Law" of the past super tumor, there are also the "Infinite Fireball Method" of a few Hearthstone mages who do not receive insults, and there is also the "Infinite Return Law" that takes pleasure in torturing opponents.
Several of the above classic mage decks can only exist because of the time warp, and they cannot be achieved without the mage mission.
Can the Infinite Fireball Method still be played after the Mourning Green has been slashed? It should not be fun!
In fact, one card can reach two consecutive rounds, and he is Templus. It is these two consecutive rounds of opposite hands, a bit funny, and difficult to see in Hearthstone.
Break through the hand cap Vadiris Evil Devour
Warlock Orange broke through the hand cap, which is the performance! The cost is too high and there is no good performance.
But one thing is still worth affirming, that is, the card that breaks the upper limit of the hand is really the most suitable warlock. Warlock skills in Hearthstone are characterized by drawing cards and selling blood, and warlocks also have decks such as hand cards, which give warlocks a taste and a natural way.
Break through the crystal ceiling Wild Heart Gufu
Of the four rules-breaking cards above, Guf is the best performer. Whether wild or standard, Guf has joined most of the Druika group.
After adding Kazakushan to the mini bag, Standard Gazad became the Lich King (standard biggest cancer). Kaza made the extra crystals such as Xiaodehuabei + overgrowth + Gufu useful at once.
Gufu's strength is getting higher and higher, and there are more and more players who hope to weaken Gufu, but the designers seem not to plan to balance it recently, and the strength of the ancient gods will probably have to wait until it is overgrown, and the environment will be weakened.
There are already breakout health caps, rounds, hand caps, and crystal caps. Will there be a new break rule card in the future, and what are the rules that have been broken?
Is it to break through the upper limit of followers and have eight followers in the future?
Or you can equip two weapons at the same time to create a double knife flow.